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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- A city of northwest France on the English Channel. It is a fashionable resort with a noted racecourse.
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Examples
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Arnold Schwarzenegger, is to female empowerment pow-wows what the Women's Forum Global Meeting in Deauville is to professional women.
Highlights From Maria Shriver's The Women's Conference Kris Ruby 2010
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The three leaders in Deauville said they made progress in talks on easing visa restrictions for Russians, but announced no breakthroughs.
Russia Considers Proposal To Join U.S. Missile Shield For Europe AP 2010
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Business was brisk: While Poiret and his ilk were pretending to be pashas and geishas, Chanel was opening a boutique in Deauville where, in addition to her trademark austere hats, she sold such groundbreaking garments as turtleneck sweaters.
The King Is Dead 2007
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Business was brisk: While Poiret and his ilk were pretending to be pashas and geishas, Chanel was opening a boutique in Deauville where, in addition to her trademark austere hats, she sold such groundbreaking garments as turtleneck sweaters.
The King Is Dead 2007
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So, Deauville is not just about Bollywood and Krrish's out-of-this-world antics.
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He operates several partnerships under the name of Deauville V.
PhillyDeals 2011
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Visual/Zuma Press ON THE BOARDWALK: French President Nicolas Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel walked near a beach in Deauville, France, Monday.
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Mira Sorvino at the premiere of Dandelion Dust in Deauville France
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The so-called Deauville partnership, which also includes Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Turkey as well as international organizations such the International Monetary Fund, has so far pledged about $80 billion in financing to Tunisia, Egypt, Morocco and Jordan over the next two years.
G8 wants quick Arab Spring transition, eyes reforms Reuters 2011
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The so-called Deauville partnership, which also includes Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Turkey as well as international organizations such the International Monetary Fund, has so far pledged about $80 billion in financing to Tunisia, Egypt, Morocco and Jordan over the next two years.
G8 wants quick Arab Spring transition, eyes reforms Reuters 2011
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